Teach em right with outdated wrenches 👍👍 I bought my step son a 70 Chevelle to fix up and drive when he was 14. He vacuumed it out after removing all the seats then never touched it again. Zero interest but boy were his friends jealous. After two years I sold it. Should have kept it.
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Nothing like hands on training. Good job Brad.
Lots of patience Brad… good stuff
Thanks for watching
Nice to see the next generation learning.
Had to like and comment! My first car was a 70
That nice old Mustang suits your son very nicely! I wish my pops could have done something like this for and with me!
@@aaronsg71 my wife was not happy when I bought the Mustang for a 2 year old. Lol
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Teach em right with outdated wrenches 👍👍
I bought my step son a 70 Chevelle to fix up and drive when he was 14. He vacuumed it out after removing all the seats then never touched it again. Zero interest but boy were his friends jealous. After two years I sold it. Should have kept it.
what happened to the 34 chevy pickup
@@garyburnham-j9d it’s still around just trying to find some body parts